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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07

70. BE CONTINUED.
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the Ke-
belIlon. A collection of humorous pathetic and
thrilling narratives of the war, embracing REM
iniscences of bivouac and battlefield.
Life of General %. 9. Grant. II1ts.
Poems, by j ohm g. w hitler. Only cheap
edition-shOuld be in every household. Illus.
Poems, by Henry w. LongfeliovV. Finest
collection of poems by this master. Illus.
Poems, by Alfred TennysOn. Contains the
finest compositions of Poet Laureate.
ParlOr "A muscmentS. A large collection of
Acting Charades, Parlor Dramas. Shadow Panto-
mines Games, etc, for social gatherings Illus.
Manual of horticulture. Teaches how to
propagate all different plants, to cure disease,
eradicate insect pests, TU1ts
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Excurslon to Washington,

Tho B. & O. r. R. announces an excur-
sion to Washington from all points on the
main stem and branches, cast Of the Ohio
river, for Tuesday, March l, at tho low
rate for one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be good for return passage until Satur-
day, March 5, inclusive. 5rs /.
Washington is city full OF interest to
the people at all times and it ia particu.
larly so during session Of Congress. There
10 no city in the world 50 we'll paved, we'll
built or adorned with 60 many statues
and objects Of art, The superb Capitol
stands match!ess as the consummation OF
the architects genius and skill tho Wash
ington Monument cleavea tho air at d
height farther from the earth than any
other structure ever reared; the Smith
sonian Institution holds within its wslls
the greatest collection OF objects of general
and historic interest ever gather together;
the Corcoran Art Gallery, q palGtial build
ing filled with works from the brush and
chissl Of the famous mastera; these are but
few of tho attractions which invite the
visitor. The long limit of tho excursion
tickets permits visit to Mt. Vernon, the
home and tomb Of Washington; Airing.
ton, the splendid seat Of Gen. r. E. Lee ;
tho National Soldiers Homo, and many
other places Of interest in the immediate
vicinity Of Washington. s@2
This is a rare opportunity to visit the
Capital City at pleasant season and at
small expenee,
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A cH|LD'S SKIN
Ears and Scalp Covered with-Ecze.
matous Scabs and Sores
Cured by Cuticura. g

EY little son, aged eight years, has been afflicted
III with Eczema OF the Scalp, and at times a great
portion Of the body, ever since he was two years
old. II began In bis cars. md extended to bis
scalp, which became covered with scabs aud sores
and from which sticky fluid poured out, causing
intense Itching and distress, aud leaving his hatf
matted and liie!ess Underneath these scabs tho
SKIN was raw, like piece OF beefstcak. Gradually
the hair came out md was destroyed, until but 4
small patch was left at tho back OF the head. NY
friends In Peabody know how my little boy has
s,lliered Az night he would scratch his head until
rs pillow was covered with blood. used to tic
his hands behind him, and In many ways tried TO
prevent his scratching; hut 1t was no uke, he
would scratch: took him TO the hospital and 10
the best physicians in Peabody without success
About tnis Time, some friends, VINO had been
me to try them. began TO use them on the 18TH
OF January last. In seven months every particle
oil the diseasc was removed. Not spot or srab re-
mains on his scalp 10 tell tho story Of his suffering
his scalp as sweet and clean rs my child's In tho
world. cannot say enough TO express my graft.
tude for thiswonderiuf cure by the Cuticura Rem.
edies. aud wish all similarly afflicted to know that
-. 10 CHARLES MCKAY,
I have seen Mr.. McKay's boy when badly affect.
ed With the Eczema. Lie was pitiul sight 10 LOOK
at. knew That he has tried our best physicians,
but awaited nothing know that The statements
he has made you as regards tho curing Of his hoy
BY your Cuticura Remedes are true In everr par.
ticular. WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY,
W. IS Foster St !, Peabody. Mass
Sold everywhere. PRICE, cutieura, 81 cents;
Cuticure soap. Is cents; Cu.icun Resoivent. 81 90,
Boston, Mass. - ~ i :, ~
Send Tor Glow TO Cure Skin Dis:a1es"
piAAPLEs, Blackhcads, Skin Blcalishcs ard gaby
ihi Humors, use Cuticufa Senp. q. =-'5 -
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MIR. yyHIrAKEps VOTE. /.
How 1t was Received Here Some Pleased
md Others Mad,

How 1t WAS Rcceivcd Hcrc- Some Pleased
md Others Mad.
as coon as the news was received satur.
day that Hon. N. L. Whitaker, the Re.
publican member in the House from this
county, had voted in tho joiut assembly
ut Charleston for Senator ]. n. Camdsn,
it was bulletined at tho newspaper Offices
and WIS aoca known oil over town. It
caused, to say the least, no inconsiderahls
amount OF talk. The Camden Democrats
were delighted as they saw or fancied thoy
saw in this break an Indication OF q
larger ono that would result in the re-
election OF the Soustor. The anti.Camden
Democrats, and there are goodly number
Of them here, especially among the work.
ing c!assea, were correspondiugly dis.
gusted. r.,. 5I 81
There Was also two sides 10 the feeling
among the Republicans. Those who
signed petition that was recently for.
warded to the Ohio county members pray.
ing them to vote for Camden-!he one
gottenupby Col. Robt. Campbell and Capt.
John Mcclure, to which Was affixed the
names OF about 100 Republicans, were,
Or majority Of them, highly pleased over
the vote Of Mr.. Whitaker, not that they
love Camden more but Governor Wilson
and his following LEES, and do not desire to
see him appoint q Senator for two years.
The greater portion of the members Of the
party here, however, including the work
men, were mad, but no one even limited
that aught but the most conscientious mo.
tivea had induced Mr.. Whitaker to vote
that way. His character is too we'll known
here to admit OF any such hint being
made. ~ Z. 49,. I. :. :.
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a New Train for Chicago,

Commencing to-day, the Baltimore 4
Ohio Company will run over its lines
another through, tirst-class train from here
to Chicago. This train has been specially
arranged Tor by Wheeline's townsman
Cspt. R. T. Devries, recently promoted to
DO General Superintendent OF the Trans.
Ohio divisions, and is designed part;cu-
lsrly for tho convenience Of the patronage
at this end. Tho now train will have
sleepers attached, and will leave hero OF S
o'clock every afternoon till further notice,
arriving in Chicago at 6 o'clock; the next
morning. Passengers in the sleepsrs may
remain in their berths II they desire I'LL s
o'clock. Tho time made is about an hour
longer than that made by the old "Dsisy
Limited" which does not leave here now
till 9:40 o'clock in the evening, and ar
rives in Ohicsgo correspondingly late. 4 It
is held back at Baltimore in order to &C.
commodate the travel from the Philadel-
phia branch. Bsrths in the sleepels Of
the new train may be secured at any time,
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket Office here.
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ANOTHER CITY
Sends a Delegation TO Look ut the Brick
.s Pnveme nts OF This City.

Sends Delegation TO Look at the Brick
Pnvcnlents OF This City.
Nessrs. p. ". Corzilius, Charles Kemm.
Ter and Henry Lindenberg all, OF Column
bus, arrived in this city last evening and
registered ut tho Mcclure. They will be
joined this morning by two more gentle.
men from that city. They came here, as
many other delegations have done, for the
purpose Of examining the brick block
streeta, Of which Wheeling 60 proudly
boasts. Messfs. Corzillus and Kemmler
are members Of the Board Of Street Com.
missionerl Of the capital city Of tho Buck
eye State. II is understood that during
tho coming Reason Columbus will pave
q number Of her streets, among
them aeveral devoted to residences
and it Is desired to secure the best, and in
tho long run cheapest material, and this
is what leads to the present visit. Mr..
Corzilius Is cashier OF the South End
Bank Of that city. The fame OF Wheel
ing's streets has by this time reached
nearly every city in the Union, and many
have tried tho brick pavement and find
that 1t gives general satisfaction. The
Common Council OF Newark will be hero
Thursday on an inspection trip, Among
these who came are many opposed to the
pavement, but they 90 away satisfied that
1t is tho pavement for all but the very
heaviest OF hauling. .7's
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Fatal Accident ut Denwood.

+ & A distressing accident resulting in the
death Of Dominick Curran, a BALTIMORE
) Ohio brakeman, occurred at Benwood
about noon Saturday. Engine No. ZOE had
started north and was running at moder-
ate rate Of speed when Cuyran attempted
to get on the foot board in front. He
missed l,is footing and teli acyoss tho
track and the wheels passed over the un-
fortunate man, crushing his arms off and
almost seyering his body at The chest,
while tho pressure upon tho veina and
arteries swelled his head and face ont Of
all their normal proportions. The body
was brought up to links undertaking es.,
tabliahment, where 1t was prepared for
burial and shipped to Cameron, the home
OF the deCsased. Curran was 23 years Of
are and unmarried. His mother will re-
ceive $1,000 Of insurance money from tho
company. X; Z, .l.5,5 4, 4
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4 GAMnL1Na Dies nA Illl;L,.
The Police Arrange for a Mig Docket for
la.W 4 ls!1 This Mornings Court, f.,s.ti,4t5

2. 4.
There will DO another big Monday
morning docket in Police Court this morn.
Ing. A. midnight there we're eighteen
names on the blottor, and the night was
yet young. Twelve Of this number wero
captured Saturday night a little after 0
o'clock, when rquad Of police raided the
gambling rooms Kept by Elias Rolls, ir.,
colored, on water street, three or four
doors south Of Twelfth. The police had
no trouble In gaining an entrance, and
created genuine surprise BY their
sudden appearance. Two poker tables
were found, but NJ only one was
tho great American game In progress.
Those captured In addition to the proprie.
tor were William Frazier, Dick Baxter,
John Coss, George letters, John Rey.
nolds, Charles Boggs, colored, Jacob Soles,
Charles Jones, Il. ]. Sands, William Win.
ters and Joseph schell. They werc oil
marched TO Central Station, where five oil
them put up the collateral for their sp.
pearance and were released. The othera
were locked up, but yesterday the friends
Of two or three oil them came to their res.
cue. Tho pulp was q genuine surprise;
it has boon 10 long since a gambling place
has been molested that 1t was o novelty
and therefore much tailed about. Re.
form Rppcarn to havo seized tho police
force eince tho election. The houses Of
Ill iame have had lively shaking up and
now comes a raid on tho gamblers, II
Chief Smith keepa. the racket up he will
undoubtedly brlug about q much better
state Of affairs. For the past six monthe
things have been decidedly loose in this
city, and the moral condition has gotten
down to low ebb. The Chief might
make several cases Il no would devote his
attention to Sunday bees and liquor sell.
ing. 15.
Saturday night win Hammond and
John Sauers; both Of East Wheeling, Ind
rafting fight in Seventeenth street SO.
loon; both wete pretty badly used up.
Bell landed them both In the cooler.
Dunlap found Joe Hickman nourishing q
"billy" in saloon on his boat and threat.
ening to hurt some one; he was arrested,
Last night Minnie McCann WAS behaving
in a very disordsfly manner in an Eaat
Wheeling house and Carney arrested her;
she spent the remainder Of the night IN
Central Station. In addition there were
the usual plain drunke. Is.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

c,.,nr. g. a.. C;. 80, xy,,..,, 1.,
stranger" In LII" o',y anu "h0e''ns folks folks
AZ. NM. r.s,, ~ o,,s.
III -, N ;,,s' oee'i iS 'o!'Aueo u us
lin.o Wy iiiusss'
Mr. Lou SWabacker has gone to New
! ork to purchase his spring STOCK oil mil
linery. I.
Miss Estalla Hirsh,. Of Lancaster, Pa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Morris Hork-
heimer. 90
Thomas Memminger, Of Burnett, Eeb.,
is home on 8 yieit to his parents in Pleas.
ant Valley, ~ "A,
Mira 3Jaszio garpar and Mia. r.r,ia
prnea hava returneJ from en avtsndaJ
yisit In Ralt;more - 80 - s ''AS'''
~. ~ - ,'.r.''e.
dinner nartv Hvastardov in homore ~ Tho
h;rthday "nt H. william V;,l;emn - 'no
~ ~, = -, - -. " -t'.
Mr; 1nolnse a. A!ile las returned nom
lne East, wnere ne mas peen purchasing
etock ior INC NV plumpihg ESTABLISHMENT
IN Wh1eh ne 10 'hieleolea.
Mics Ada Rice, Of sewickley, Pa, who
nas oeen visiting the Minses Mitchell, Of
A1InkWooo, returned nome saturday mnch
10 the regret OIL hef many lrlencs IN TINS
city. s'
Tho steubonvillo Herald says: Miss
Annie Elliott gave an elegant reception
last Tuesday afternoon to about fifty Of
her lady friends, at her home on South
Fourth street. She was assisted in re-
ceiying by her sister. Mrs. ". P. Hays.
ana M1t her guest. A1a. Or, 7. o.Eawsrdss, OF
"neeIns. - i.',,, 81
Mr.. F. .. Davis Is here in his capacity
Of sole manager Of MIR. Horace Lewis
companies. Mr.. Davis is an old.time
theatrical man, who knows good thing
when he sees it, and who is meeting with
excellent success this season. He will re.
main here during Mr.. Lewis engagement
at the Grand. Y. si77I, &. i
Mr. R.. S. Ssllyarde leaves today for
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The Cathedral was well filled last night
with members Of the parish and thoee
from other parishes in this city and sever
al not members Of the Catholic church to
hear Rev. Father Foley, OF St. Martins,
Baltimore, who was announced to deliver
u charity sermon at the yesper service for
tho benefit OF the poor in charge Of the
Conference OF St. Vincent do Paul. The
distinguished divine preached sermon
that was marked by its practical teachings,
1t was delivered in an easy, attractive
manner, holding tho attention OF all from
its beginning to its close. AT tho conclu-
sion collection was taken up and goodly
sum contributed to aid the worthy organi.
cation mentioned in carrying on Its good
ro,t - s.7 r. t77-.z ~ 80
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A Word About CatalIh.

Ut Is the mucous membrane, tina. wonderful,
semi.huid envelope surrounding tho delicate It's
sues Of the mir and food passages, that Ca.arrh
makes It's stronghold. Once established, 1t eats
into the very vltals, and renders life but long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dulling TIC
sense OF hearing, trammclllng the power OF speech
Destroying the faculty Of smell, tainting TIC
breath, and killing tho refined pleasures Of Taste
iinsidionsly, by creeping on from simple cold In
inc mead, It assaults the. membranous lining and
enyelops the bones, eating through tho delicate
coats md causing Inflammation. sloughing and
aeath. Nothng short oil total eradication will 60.
cure health to the patient and all Alternatives arc
simply procrastinaied sufIcrlngs leading to fatal
termination. sant0rd's Radical Cure, by Inhalation
aud b. lateraa! Standardization, h8s never failed;
even when the disease has made ftightful inIoads
on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell ana taste
driven out" ! 5-'0.iI-'.f y - -,''ss7
saniord's Radical Cure consists OF ono bottle Of
INC Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent, and
one Improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped In ono
package, with full directions; price, 81 %. =, -
POTTER DnUd AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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Inst Nights Concert.

Tho semi.monthly Sunday night re.
heareal given at Germania hall last night
by the Opera House orchestra, under the
direction OF It's accomplished leader, Prof
L. w. Spell, was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed. The programme was
an unusually attractive ons and was rem.
dered in an admirable manner. The
orchestra consisted Of sixteen pieces last
night, Prof. H. schockey lending valuable
assistance with bis violin, and Mr.. Rey.
mann with his flute. Among the new
ae!ectiona given wss charming waltz
Other choice numbers were an idyl.a solo
for two huteR, and "a quartetts for the
strings. The other numbers wero ncarce-
ly less pleasing and all were received
with decided manifestations OF .appre-
citation. $50
It is expected that the orchcstra's next
grand concert, the first under Professor
speil's leadership. will be given sometime
in April. An elaborate programme ia be-
ing arranged. The orchestra Is seriously
considering the purchase OF q got OF kettle
drums; they ere badly needed by the or
chestra on nearly every occasion it is call
ed on to play, and added to Mr..
Gallaghe,'s collection OF instruments
would mako the organization very com,
plets. E4FIss5 p-'S
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OTHER ATTRACTIONS.

Miss Ksle Forsyth, ono Of the most
handsome and accomplished actresses on
the stage, who appears ct the Opera House
Friday and Saturday and Saturday after
noon in "Faithtul Hearts, !" Lady Of Ly-
ons" and "Mslcelle," will probably draw
fashionable houses. She has beea enthu-
siastically received this season in all the
large cities. esEs
Mig Matte Vicksrs, who is ct tho Grand
the last three nights Of this week, will do
as ahe has always done here-draw large
houses. RI alt'
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HOW ACHES,

81 Worn ont with pain, but still compelled
INK By. stern necessity to stand up to the work
EE 4 before Us and bear the pain. Relief In
fSAlone minute In a Cuticura AntiPain Plas-
tSHtes for the aching sides and back, the
fH weak and painful muscles, the sore chest
ana hack Ing cough, and every pain and ache Of
daily TOLL Elegant, new, original, speedy and In.
iallibc.fAt druggists 25c: 1--we for 81 CO.. or post
nge iree Of Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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Drowned $4,000 Reward !!

Drowned at Wheeling wharf on Friday. February
10 1ohn L. "agner-was about Ave feet Six Inches
hish and weighed le5 pounds, Ind dark hair and
iuli moustsche, balance OF beard about 1--WE weeks
gfowth; had on pair OF eoase booss, tpants stuffed
IN ooots), sack coat caeyiot shIt. wlthou, collar
buckskin gloves. g5asr. ~, f.s III r."
inc above reward Mil be raid fer the recovery
Of the body. Any Information should ho ad.
dressed to SIS IA ~ =
PETER ,vELTy & CO.,
- !e!y =. . Wheeling, W. Va.
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:. Tho Rcnson

-lS G.. Tho Renson g'a' t7E
why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because IT is the best blood preparation
known. twill positively cure all blood
diseases, ,purities the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up tho constitution.
Remember, we guarantee 1t. Logan & Co.
and G. Menkemeiler, 7's!'1lt8
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WE have introduced q new system OF
selling Watches on tho installment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on east payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUDB, Jewelcr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS,
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK Is co.
~ GEO. NJ, SNOUK & CO N n
SHOOK 6 co,
NEW GOODS.

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time OF the year. An elegant
quality Of Surah Silk in black and
all the new Spring Shades at
81 90 per yard, worth ST IS.
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y, No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without CsLgraph type.
writer. It save time and health. An ex-
animation is solicited ct our salesroom,
No. 55 Twelfth street. .SUsa5'
EpwARDL. Rose l. 90.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2l.-For West
ern Pennsylvania, and West Virginia local
rain or snow, followed by fair weather,
easterly winds, becoming variable, higher
temperature. ,r s H. zL45 sf-,a;i *
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Do not fail to inspect our large
and attractive stock Of Embroid-
cries and White Goods, En-
broideries in Ecru, Heliotrope,
Pink, Light Blue, Grey, Brown,
etc. Materials to match.
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.t Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet,
A white, pure,d eliciously scented toilet
soap, which never roughens tho most deli
cate skin. 5f'iti.l ,a'52 warh
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WE have Just received n full line Of
SPRING 0fERC0ATINGS, and are In
daily receipt Of tho latest Novelties in
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand handsome line of Neck.
wear and Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
G. HESS &2SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street.
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French and American Satines,
solid .colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at IL Hc yard.
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WHEN fishernenD' limbs ore numb with
cold, St. Jacobs Oil gives them new life.

Cheap Excursion Tickets te California.
Cheap excursion tickets to California
points are now on sale by the Pan Handle
route. For tickets and further particulars
call on or address J. G. Tomlinson, passen.
ger agent, Pan Handle Route, Wheeling,
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K. Baltimore S Ohio Chicago Limited.
On and after Sunday, February 20, the
Baltimore + Ohio will run q sleeper and
coach on trsin II, leaving Wheeling at s
?, N, city time, and arriving G. Chicaso at
4 A. No. =, M ~ 49, u - "a tS 't.g sos
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:. TIE Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
lightest running sewing machine ever Of
tered to the public; see advertisement Of
Edward L. Rose & Go. s,5 - .5Eel.Ir2,!,7